Here's a short video featuring Patty Skolnik in which she explains how the tragic death of her son led to her engagement in helping clinicians learn how to help patients and families be more properly involved in making informed medical decisions.
Let's give credit, not throw brickbatsA recent story in the Washington Post makes a common error that causes the casual reader to reach an inappropriate conclusion. Here's the background. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality offers to help h…Read More
Professor Sager offers lessons in market powerBoston University Professor Alan Sager has filed comments with the Trial Court about the proposed settlement between the Attorney General and Partners Healthcare System. They are cogent and powerful. (I include th…Read More
Evaluating retail based clinicsI think the rise of "minute clinics" and other convenient care centers in retail areas is a good idea, providing access to people in convenient settings. But it is appropriate to review the actual clinical performance o…Read More
Let's give them points for staying on messageI need to apologize to my readers, especially those from outside of Massachusetts, for what might appear to be excessive attention to the issues surrounding Partners Healthcare System. I truly don't want to write so muc…Read More
A letter to the Trial CourtHere are my comments to the Court on the proposed settlement offered by the Attorney General and Partners Healthcare System. (I include them here even though the AG has recently asked for a delay in the court proceedin…Read More
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